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I think Freeloader support was gotten rid of in one of the firmware updates.
Man, didn't they? The flashlight is great, and also the little bits of motion sensing for things like unlocking a door or turning a dial - I really liked those bits.
Also odd because it reportedly broke the 100k mark.
Since the game is practically done, that leaves plenty of time to work on voice acting this year.
You may be joking but I totaly believe there will be voice acting. Charles Martinet has been on Nintendo's team for years. He must know the Zelda games have been basicly mute since day one. So why would he ever approach Miyamoto saying that he wants to voice Link? Because a casting call was probably put out for this Zelda game and he wondered why Link was not on the casting list.
I have yet to take this game out of the plastic wrapping
Here's an interesting postmortem on LKS by the game's director/producer.
Did you know the game originally had pointer controls but they were removed early on because they didn't add anything to the game?
!!!?!?!?!"Zelda Wii isn’t being released in 2010. It is being dumped."
Sean's thinking is in-line with mine once again. People want Zelda to be an incredible Motion Plus Zelda game.
But Wii is a platform for MULTIPLE games. Where are the incredible Motion Plus GAMES?
The nightmares scenes in this game are a bit of a hit or miss with me. The screaming monsters will ALWAYS catch up with you, no matter how fast you run. Tension fun is fun, but it gets annoying when you are low in stamia and have three of them hug-raping(?) you.
I'll definately buy this when it drops in price...which it will, because it's 3rd party, and appeals to a niche audience. $20 in 2010? A girl can dream!
My biggest problem is that it skews a bit more towards interactive story than game. I know some people hate the chase scenes, but I wish there were more of them since they were the most "gamey" part of the game, and the whole "no combat" thing is genius.
Little known fact: Reggie took my name.
If so then you better watch out. Whenever Reggie takes a name, an ass kicking will eventually follow.
You can get a new name and flee to a foreign country, but Reggie will still hunt you down. It is inevitable.
I bought this for $5, but I'm thinking about going out and picking up the Diablo Battle Chest since I never played it and everyone seems to think it's better than this and I could play it without booting into Windows.
Also, I don't like the implication that "casual" means "bad". I'm sure you could find a better word to go there, like "questionable".
Of course, there's an unspoken assumption here that everything a company has developed by launch date, they should give you on the disc. It sounds nice, but is there any real basis to this belief? Perhaps its the prerogative of the manufacturer to decide just what the final retail product is, even if it's less than what they could do.
Here's something I just thought of--I wonder if GameStop is going to sell add-on packs for retail games (e.g. the extra missions for Fallout 3) or just stand-alone games (e.g. Shadow Complex).
Extra content for retail goes against one of GameStop's core principles--used games. Someone who purchases additional content is less likely to sell the retail game back to GameStop when they're done with it. Say goodbye to huge margins!
Youcan't say DLC is a scam, all you can say is that SOME companies doscams (like EA Sports charging money for uniforms in the Madden games).DLC in general is a good idea since it allows for companies to continueexpanding a game long after it comes out by doing stuff like adding newmultiplayer maps and weapons. I don't want console games to put up withthe crap that PC games do (like needing patches the same day the gamereleases because the developers did a shitty job of testing the gamewhile developing it). You seem to think that most DLC is bad, it's theother way around. The vast majority are good, it's only a few that arebad (the first one that I remember being on consoles was when BethesdaSoftworks had the balls to charge $2 for horse armor).
Squarelikes to make ridiculous DLC. Didn't someone prove that their WiiWaregame DLC is actually on the original game already and they are justcharging you for the unlock code?I was rather frustrated to find outthat half of My Life As A King DLC is actually unlocked in-game afteryou beat it once or twice.
Rune Factory Frontier. The game I would be playing if it weren't for new game releases and LIFE.
Some of those games don't deserve to be on the list. The Conduit? Yes I own that one but I wish I didn't.
What in the would is Tenchu 4? I thought it was a fighting game...
Last I knew Boom Box Bash Party was less than 250K (VGC had it at 170K).
Theonly major flaw was the sword fighting which suffered from touchymotion controls. M+ would have greatly improved the experience Ibelieve.
Don't most non-Nintendo companies seem to think they know the Wii userbase better than they really do?
For some reason i wasn't interested in NSMBW. I just didn't want the DS game, in style, again.
So that leaves Lostwinds, Boy/Blob, and NyxQuest. I have a silly question, can you get demo's frrom the Nintendo Channel now?
The entire first quarter of Luigi Dude's top list I wouldn't touch, like Kairon. I'll even give the Bit Trips a go (Jonny on RFN said Void is the easiest one to start with?). I think there's quite a few you've all told me about to keep me going. I'll start with the WiiWare ones.
I guess i'm a bit more of a passive gamer in the sense that i want to be informed of games (thats what publishers should do, inform me!) rather than an active one and search out what i want.
